
Mark your calendars for Registration Day and get ready for another great year at Seymour Community Schools!
🗓️ Registration Day: August 6
⏰ 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
📍 School Cafeteria
🎒 First Day of School: August 24
🕗 Monday–Thursday | 8:00 AM – 3:45 PM
We can't wait to welcome our students and families back for an exciting school year! If you have any questions, give us a call at 641-898-2291 or visit www.seymourcsd.org.


Today we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy, the sacrifices made by those who have served our country, and the strong sense of community that makes Seymour such a special place to call home.
We hope all of our students, families, staff, and community members have a safe, fun, and memorable Independence Day filled with family, friends, and celebration.

School Registration is July 16.
Not a Seymour student? Not a problem.
Need a flexible schedule? Not a problem.
Looking for a change? Not a problem.
Seymour Virtual Academy can meet your needs!
Our state-accredited online program is open to all K–12 Iowa students and offers flexible learning options designed to fit your family's needs.
Contact Seymour CSD today to learn more!
Please note: Virtual learning is not a great fit for all students. Before committing to this learning platform, please thoughtfully consider your child's organizational skills, responsibility, and level of commitment, as well as your ability to support them throughout their learning.
Students who are not successful in the program may be removed from the virtual learning program.



The Seymour Community School District's CSIAC Committee will meet tomorrow evening at 5:30 PM in the school lunchroom, prior to the regular monthly School Board meeting.
Community members are welcome to attend and learn more about district initiatives, goals, and student achievement efforts.

We are excited to bring these new skills back to Seymour to help each student become a stronger reader.

Reminder! If you signed up for summer meals pick up is now till 5:30!

Seymour CSD is proud to provide FREE weekly meal packs for all children in our community.
No cost, no hassle—just good food for growing kids. 🍓🥪
Use the link below to sign us for meals!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdE90TEQadz-ufpdEn7uTwy2sByb4j4nXPVoPQHEiP7SNR51A/viewform?usp=header


Mr. Whitlow and Miss Miller's 8th-grade students put on a Wax Museum presentation for our elementary students. The 8th graders dressed up as historical American figures and shared fun facts and information with the elementary students. It was a great time and a fun learning experience. Great job to all of the students for their hard work!








Be sure to grab a shirt to show your support using the link below.
We will also be having a community send-off on Thursday morning. More details will be posted at a later time.
🛒 Store closes Monday at noon, so be sure to order before then!
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We are proud to recognize these outstanding students for earning an industry-recognized credential! Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to developing career-ready skills have prepared them for success beyond the classroom.
By earning these credentials, students have demonstrated valuable knowledge and skills that are recognized by industry professionals and employers. This achievement is an important step toward future careers, college opportunities, and lifelong success.
Please join us in congratulating these Seniors on this incredible accomplishment! 👏
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Gabby is the daughter of Kara and David Mitchell and has siblings Paige, Logan Mitchell, Lucas Mitchell, and Gable. During her years at SHS, she participated in Track, Basketball, Softball, Football Manager, FCCLA, FBLA, Student Council, Class Officer, Academic Bowl, School Play, and Yearbook. Her involvement across many activities reflects both her school spirit and commitment to staying engaged in her school community.
When asked what advice she would give to incoming freshmen, Gabby encouraged students to work hard early in high school so that their senior year can be less stressful and more enjoyable.
After graduation, Gabby Mitchell plans to continue her track career at Upper Iowa University while majoring in Exercise Science. Her goal is to become an athletic trainer, combining her passion for sports and helping athletes perform at their best.

Cade is the son of Ryan and Staci Climie. During his time in high school, he participated in Trapshooting and FFA, where he developed teamwork, responsibility, and leadership skills through hands-on experiences and competition.
As he prepares for graduation, Cade Climie is looking forward to beginning his career in the agricultural industry. He plans to work for AGRILAND FS in Moravia as an Operator and Custom Applicator. Through this opportunity, Cade will gain valuable experience while continuing to build a future in agriculture and serve the local farming community.

Throughout his time at SHS, Andrew Williamson has stayed actively involved in a variety of activities, making the most of his high school experience both on and off the field. Andrew participated in track, basketball, baseball, football, FFA and choir, demonstrating dedication, teamwork, and school spirit throughout his years at SHS.
Andrew is the son of James Williamson and Amber Mathes. He has five siblings: Phillip Williamson, DJ McDonald, Matthew Williamson, Tori Williamson, and Tyler Mathes.
When asked what advice he would give to incoming freshmen, Andrew shared, “Surround yourself with people who will encourage and support you.”
Following graduation, Andrew plans to attend Indian Hills Community College.

Ryan is the son of Randy and Jamie McDanolds and comes from a family with four siblings. His involvement in both athletics and agricultural activities has helped him stay connected to the SHS community while preparing for life after graduation.
When asked what advice he would give to incoming freshmen, Ryan encouraged students to stay focused and make good choices throughout high school. He emphasized the importance of taking school seriously while still enjoying the experience.
After graduation, Ryan plans to work on golf courses, combining his interest in the sport with future career opportunities.
